Like he he said - bigger raise pre-flop. AA can be a very expensive hand if you run into 2 pair or a set. You must make people pay to draw out against you.

I was looking at my AAs, the other day. I've only folded 4/100 post flop. It was either when the top card paired the turn/river, or to a 4 flush.

I'd probably have been more aggressive post-flop. After the check/raise a set is definitely a possibility, but a lower over-pair or AT is more likely. I think the 4 is a good card for you since it cuts down the set possibilities. As played I call the all-in.



I'd probably re-raise the flop mini-raise, and the turn